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PetrSU students won gold and silver at the International Surgery Olympiad

Representatives of Petrozavodsk State University demonstrated brilliant results at the prestigious international competition in surgery

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PetrSU students won gold and silver at the International Surgery Olympiad

Representatives of Petrozavodsk State University demonstrated brilliant results at the prestigious international competition in surgery. As reported in the regional government, in the treasury of the university - awards of the highest standard. Ilya Shustrov, Elizaveta Vaga and Levon Hakobyan became the best in the cardiac surgery competition, and also took silver in the discipline of vascular surgery.

In addition, traumatologists Anton Guryev and Yegor Yazvinsky distinguished themselves. Students won silver by successfully performing a high-tech minimally invasive operation: using a spoke fixator, they repaired a damaged finger.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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